im 5'1" and about 100-110 lbs. ive been wanting underarmour for softball, S or XS?
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I'm not sure - it depends on how you like the fit & how you're built. If you like a more fitted feel, try the XS; if you like a looser feel, try the S. At least with Amazon it's easy to do an exchange. I'd start with XS.
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Size XS - Body length: ca. 66 cm Chest: to ca. 81 cm (32 Inch)Size S - Body length: ca. 67 cm (26,5 Inch) Chest: to ca. 89 cm (35 Inch);Size M - Body length: ca 68 cm (27 Inch) Chest: to ca. 97 cm (38 Inch);Size L - Body length: ca. 69 cm (27,5 Inch) Chest: to ca. 102 cm (40,5 Inch);Size XL - Body length: ca. 70 cm (28 Inch) Chest: to ca. 109 cm (43 Inch)Size XXL - Body length: ca. 71 cm (28,5 Inch) Chest: ti ca. 117 cm (46 Inch) tristran.
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I bought it for my daughter she is about 100 lbs and 5'2 1/2" and I ordered her a small and she likes the fit not too snug but not super loose either. Hope that helps!
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This shirt is for cold weather. What you need to look for is the ones for hot or warm weather. That would be the one you could wear under a baseball uniform. Just check to see what the shirt says its for. This one says cold gear. The other one will keep you cooler, unless you are playing right now with the temp being still cold out. Although, if you are the pitcher you need to keep your arm warm. Good luck!
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I would recommend the xs-s. I run a riding program and have every size and that is the most common size worn. We all love the comfort of this helmet!
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The website shows a size chart. Mine would be an xs but I use a s one. I'm 5"2' and 100 lbs.
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I think the XS would be fine for you. They fit snugly to go under your fins, and I wear a 7 1/2 US and ordered a S and they were fine for me. You don't want any wrinkles in your socks or else you are going to have blisters on your feet!
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Depends on your age, whether you're done growing, and how serious you are about lifting. Sounds like you might be under 18 with a waist that thin, if you are I'd go with the Medium, especially if you're planning to continue lifting.
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I have 28" and 5'3 and I got the small and am super happy with it fit wise. Gal at my gym has the same one but XS and it is a wee snug on me.
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I would go with x-small, you are much smaller than me, and the smalls fit me. They are supposed to go on as tight as panty hose. Enjoy!
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The CW-X web site has a good sizing guide. I am 5.1 and weigh 103 and the size xs fit perfect. The fit is VERY snug but not uncomfortable. I loved my 3/4 so much got a pair Of full length for Christmas!
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I'd say A2. I'm 5'7 160lb and whether it's Adidas/Mizuno/Fuji gi, I wear A2... depends how long you want the sleeves/cuffs go though. I prefer shorter sleeves/cuffs so I usually get the pants hemmed..
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I wear women's 2x and am 5'5 and purchased xxl short stout. And have room to layer. These waders are awesome. You won't be dissapointed.
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I'm 5'8" and 125 and the small fits me very well. They do have an athletic looking seam down both sides so I probably wouldn't wear them under a skirt. I run in them.
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my son is 5'2", 110 lbs and he should be able to use the "S" size that I got him for a couple more years. You don't want to get it bigger than necessary because it should have a snug fit. Hope that helps.
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The A1 would be comically small. Probably the A2 for that matter. The idea would be for sleeves to reach the wrists and for pants to reach the ankle area and with your height, only the A3 of those choices is likely to do that. There is a drawstring on the waist of the pants and a belt on the Gi. You will be good with an A3.
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I think you'd be better with a MT. Im 5'10' 225lbs and I wear a LS that fits me like a glove.
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I'm about five and an xs fit well. I ould suggest a small or medium depending on if you want it to be tight or looser.
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My wife wears a women's XS to S glove. She's 5' tall. She really likes the product and has no problem with the fit and ability to use the mitts. Obviously, with a one size fits all product, your fingers won't reach the end of the mitt but you aren't trying to pick up coins and the aim isn't to have delicate dexterity - just enough to be able to grab and handle baking sheets, pots and pans. I have short fingers and feel confident using the mitts.